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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-14
MAREEFs 81 rsLGGRAPB
NEW YORK.

WV IOhks
nav YORK. October lg--COttOn firm; sales.
2ls bales: uplends, y 7-l6c.; Orleans. 1915.
net receipts, Cg7Z9 bales eIpOrts-tO GreN
Britain, 70, is2 bales; to the continent, l2lb
bales: stock. 5e5,57i bales. Southern -four
steady; common TO fair extra, S3.2jsA; good
10 choice, sii0at4sj. Whsat-Opu0ns ruled
very dull with continued absence " features;
closing l,a4c. higher and nrn spot steady
and unchanged; No. , red, October, SIG
November. HZ&iIc. Corn JAKE. lower aud
moderately active; options without quotabie
change and duh: No. 2, October, 5lks5l Sc !
November. 5l3sA5lhc. Oats LAKE. lower aud
less active: No. ,, October, %t.a3!IG Mo-
vOmber, 327tc.; No. ., spot, 321a21sc. Hops
steady. Cofiee--fair Rio quiet a. fl9.62H; OPP
tions 20a30 points lover, clOeing heavy; No :
Rio, October, 1850; November, sh.55asiL6o;
December, .i7s0afl1O; Nay, tl7O sugar
strong aud fair demand; fair refining, Sc. !;
refined active ard frm; standard A, ohc. !;
powdered, 81 $3.50. Molasse. quiet and steady.
Rice In moderate demaDd and hrm. Cotton
reed oil-32hc. for crude; refined nominal.
al 3ic. Bides quiet. Wool quiet PorE steady.
Beef quiet and FIRM. Niddles dun and nOult-
nnL Lard unchanged, closing arm. Freishts
steady.
CUcAaO, October - Cash quotations we're ::
Flour dull and unchsu ged. No. spring
wheat, 49, as9;.c. No. spring wheat, 60. I:
No. 2 req, 7za?2Ac. No. 2 corn. axe. bid.
No. 2 oats. &c. Mess-pork. tl35Ossl4. Lard.
{Gs2K. shorR rib sides uoose). S. Dry-saltsd
shoulders (OOxef), S5.60aSJ.50. ShoItclsAr sides,
Cboxed). f7.40sy7.f5. Whiskey, slI0.
IeadiuR Ensures ranged
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Killed Him in seIEDefence.

by Telegraph 10 ths DIspatch.l
SAVANNAH, Ga, October l3.-Sea-
horne Guest, a young white man, was
shot and instantly killed this morning
in his clearinghouse by y. McPritch-
ard. Guest ma 10 an assault upon
McPritchard, who acted in self.de-
fence,
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The Locked gu, nrsss.workers.

NEW YORK, October l3.-Tho locked
out brass-workers and book and JOB
printers still remain out of employ
ment. The printers will call on the
employers to-day with a view 10 set
Element of some kind, and they say II
the bosses do not concede the points
demanded all the pressmen and feeders
will strike at once. Ii is also said that
men in all branches of the building
trade will refuse to work on buildings
where the goods Of the New York firms
ara used
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Given up for Lost.
,pv telegraph % the Dispatch.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, October ID
The schooner Thomas l.. Tarr that
smiled from here August 10Th with a
crew OF fourteen men on fishing yoy-
age is given up for lost with all on
hoard. She was last seen at anchor
September Sd, the day of the disas-
irons hurricane on the Banks, aud has
neither been seen nor heard from
since.
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Hyw YORK PEANUT MARKET.

OCTOBEE ll.-Peanuts are In moderat, Job
hing demand at unchanged prices. Fancy
hsHd-pioked qaotsd Al Sc. aud farmers grades
at 4G4Hc.-Ssv York Journal Of Commerce.
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nlATikN.

WlCks.-Died, In Manchester, at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. }. A. GIL. on Wednesday nlgh1
October 18th, at 1880 o'clock, Mrs. HAkhiEl
f.WlCkS, In tho sixfy-f0urth year oil ner age
FUNERAL at Pine-stIeet church on fhlDAl :
october Ath, at 2:3Q p. NJ. Friends ana nc
qnhintAnees are requested 70 attend.
raleigh, n. e.. papers please copy.
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Cyclone ia Cuba.

lBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch-l
HAVANA. October ia cyclone
swept over the southwest portion OF
this city to-day, moving in westerly
direction II is raining heavily through
out the island.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RIcRMoNp TOBACCO MARKkr.

UNTUHEh u, IN'I.
Transactions arc without special interest 10
day, and offerings were light There Is still
some locking around for high grades English
bright export old leaf thst may lead 20 largel
.ales coon.
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MARRIAGES..

E-WETZFI.-Married,a at the residence
OF the bride. 100 Belvidere street, BY Rev ). n:
kiddich, Thursday, October l2ih, M JOIN
W. LANE 10 Mrs. MATTE j. WEILEL; botn
OF Richmond.
Grsehbrier Independent please copy.
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GENERAL gou,apger Arrested.

[By Anglo-Anericsn cable To tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, October 1.-THE Sand
arts correspondent at Paris announces
the arrest Of General Boulanger.
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Brigbt Denounees GIadstonc.

fBy Anglo American cable to the DspAtch.l
LONDON, October Is. 49, Mr.. John
Bright has written letter denouncing
leafet by Mr.. Gladstone headed
Remember Mitchelstown and signed
Nv. L. Gladstone Bright says the
leafet shows the depth OF the degrada-
ton to which the Liberal party has been
rapidly forced 10y alliance with the pro-
moters and leaders OF rebellion in Ire
land. Mr.. Gladstone's followers are
ready to adopt any cry or charge he
makes TO excite the passions OF igno-
rant men against the Government he
wants to supplant and which he is pas
.ionately laboring to succeed.
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PEANUT MARKETS.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

Reported for the Disp atchl
OCTOBER I3-Msrket nominal for all grades.
Old prime, 3Aa4Ac.; new prime, 3ilc.; sneil-
81, 4AA5Ac.; factory hand-picked, 5s5hc
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BALTIMORE STOCK KARKgT.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

BALTIMORE, ND. October la-Virglnia 6s,
60; 1O-i0's, with coupons, "; ne"
- giS BID to-day.
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mARlNE INTKLLIGENCE.
?oRT OF RICHMOND. ocrosER Is, iss7.
ARRIVED.

2ORT OF RICHMOND. 0cToBER Is, isd.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer.
chandiss and passengers, q. w. Allen q Co,
steamer Ashland, Tunniri, PhIiadelphia, mer-
chsndiss aud passengers. j. W. Aocarrtcx,
agont.
ssrsmsr Ariel, Deyo. Ssrtolk. uni.ed ssssss
mall. merchandise and pss~sngerss L u To
tUra. agent
last, 70 load hour for the Gallego Mills
Schooner wave Crest, Hewitt, New YORK.
iron-ore and cement hichmosd and Allegheny.
Schooner David clarkson, Ireland, Philsisi-
phia, coal, s. IA. hawea
SAILED.
Rsrk Carl Max, Boyer, Bahia, -four.
sshoonsr NJ. v. Coca, scoye. jamestown. 70
load rallroai-aes for fhiiAdeiphia; vessel.
Curtis a Parker.
schooner Gay Thomas. shoe, Jersey City,
rsllrosd.ties, 7. G. Leake, Jr., . Co. vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
PoRT OF NEWPORT NEWS. ocrcBxR Is. isgS.
l,y telegrsphi
AaRiyEp.
steamship Seneca. Walker, Nes YORK.. and
srhcclsrs l. q. Potter. Potter, Boston. nghs
Yale, simps<n. Portland. hsnt, vAnnAme y
King, Gurus. Providence, lisbl
sAiLxh
s,esmshi2 nsrhieasss, White, Liverpool.
schooner saAsy ysru, rAilipA Sal,lnss&
iumief.
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Jenny Lind Dying.
Death of an VI

LONDON, October 13.-Jenny Lind
Goldschmidt is reported to be dying.
Death OF an English AuthoYess.
LONDON, October 13.--Mrs. Chalk
Miss Mulock) is dead.
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FINANCIAL.
xRw YoBK, BALTIMORE. AND RlcH'
MOHD STOCK EXCHANGES.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, fur'
psntine, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets.
nv ,,lsu,ph to the pispssch.l

NEW YORK Octob,r ia-Ths stock msrket
to-day was very active, fsvori,h, ana trregu-
lar hut most Of the time firm 20 strong. Inc
ersrts 10 ieprc.s prices were concenuaeo,
especially upon grsngers. St. Paul, in partcu-
lar, was forced down 2 points stories OF
reduction In the Chicago, Burlington AM
Quincy dividend, big cuts in freight rates. sup
plemented by a free selling Of these slocAs'
were made the utmost use OF, and the strehsth
IN foreign ex .hange was also = factor on the
bear side. There was undoubtedly some Cow
erng during the day, which aided mAtorial!
In bringing about frequent rallies, ana to"afu
the delivery hour purchases OF Reading as.
sumcd large proportions. and the upward
movement became sull moro decided Ih9
CLIQUE support was very apparent and the reel
Ing Of de pressiOn entirely disappeared, though
tie tcmrcr Of the room was not specialy Dull
ish. Tho opening was active and gensraliy
weak, and remained quito weak IN the carry
dealings after few small adyancos An lni-
proyement became noticeable toward II o'clock
but graz gers then became leaders IN The weak
ness In the afternoon stronger tone was oe-
velcred. with a marked decrease In business
In the last hour, however, more decideily
strong tone was shown, and everything al
yancLd 10 the best prices reached. The close
was strong AZ OF near the highest figures OF tne
day, and almost everything was higher. Io1Al
sales, jl7 coo shares.
NEw YORK, October l3.-Nssn.-Stocks active
ard firm. honey easy a. 4a5 per cent
Bxchsnge-LonE, 4SlA; shorl 49,. SoVern-
Frsyine.-ExchAngs active aud strong !;
long, 4S2: short, 4s6k. Money easy at iao ;
closing offered at per cent SuO-Ireasnty
balarces- Gold, si32,3}S.0OO; currency fl2,35l.-
60 Governments isll: 4 per cents l2J4 ~
Der cents lCS state bonds duh.
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BURNED IN EFFIGY.

The excitement occasioned by the APP
,,esrance in the Minneapolis Tribune
an The morning after President CieVe'
lands visit of an editorial containing
severe structures on the Administration
and the manner OF conducting the pres
emf "tour for votes" culminated 70.
nielt when A. j. Blethen, proprie!ol
1.-THE Tribune, was burned in eingy .,
: crowd OF rougbs. The exceptions
sakeu 20 the editorial were based pria
cipalIy on the language use ', n s,sf
rel. renee 10 Mrs. Cleveland, ana wn' y,
~, Sas 81 follows: "And II Is extremely
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About 1870 o'clock u. II. Allen;
president OF the Board OF Trade ana
chairman OF the Reception Committee
ex.Conqr,s sman Van Horne, Congress
mon Warner. ". II. Miller, secretary
Of the Board Of Trade, and "a commit
tee Of about a dozen ladies and gentle
,ncu called upon the President ana
CONDUCTED him and Mrs. Cleveland TO
tLeir carriage. They were then escor'eo
through the more thickly Dullt Dusl'
nos streets Of the city and brought up
81 the rear Of the Government building
xbe,e tb,v arrived about . O'CLOCK
AEebtiur. they werc escorted through
tbr not, flee and out upon tho IRON.
lorico Of the building, where d S 1i,yl
I'D awning had been erected any
JO.COO people we're con8te8a'II oa -
tlis toint roofs, windows, telegraph
po,es. and radiatIng Streets as iAl q,
tl,y were visible, being packeo WIN
i'n,.ority. When the band hau
fr;.Led the strains OF " HAL 20 inc
1l5,fD Mir. Allen advanced 10 the ran
and introduced to the President MAJOR
Hon, 4. kmnpf, who made iotlna'
1n,ecb Of welcome to the President
THE PREuDEST AcKEowLEpoAHsi'.
The Pre- sident spoke as follows N rs; re- !.
~. 81 bad not long settled upon aVisis
lost Lonis when found tha11 "o oIa y
MOI do ri all 10 go there without als u.s.
tcc;nothis wonderful city on Missouri .
liza bora.r One OF your su'ei
pnsing ciuzens, anxious tina. ! sH vonr
Lei reach here IN Ignorance OF yoa ~
achievements, has sent me q ne%spl r;ty
@sb,bit;no lie progress OF the cry
dn,iDo tbearstsix monthsofthe presen'
y'sr three months have passed slns I,
ibi a' record yes made up, and he "ro'o
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DINNER LAST EVENING.

This evening at 6 O'Clock Presidenl
ard Mrs. Cleveland were entertained at
dinner by Hon. II. f. Allen, repre-
senting the Reception Committee. Inc
other Guests were Postmaster-General
and Mis-. Villas, Dr. Bryant, and Col
opel amont, of the Presidents party
Tr. Morrison Mupford and wife. Gen
eral A. Med. McCook, and DIR, }. T.
Lippincott, of the University OF Kan
SAG.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-04

UalrsD sgATEs-Wm IA. A. Burritt, Of Har-
Flsou, admitted - practice IA United States
Cu4rt.--A0rAham hiIs hoAum c. a. -.
Barney r. Ferry et al. AssunssiL jury
eulpane!et Au1 tiiAl ia progress.
ClEcUrr-Augustus w. Clapp e. al. W
Chas. ii. Saunders et al. kepieyln. Yer
d.c- no cause Of action. Judgment for de-
PENDANT Tor cOsgs-John QUINN -. james
~. Lane. ksplegin. On tTiai.--Wul. II.
III. DAVIS aud Arvilia IA. DAVIS ". An orOse
d. IamOreaux. Assunpsit. Verdict foI
plaintiff tor s2lU3.
Pn0BATE- Estate of Erastus W. Sorion
Deceased. Order granting executors llcel 81
20 sell personal property .- Estate oI
Thomas Marks Deceased order granting
saninlstrstrix license u sell personal prop
erty.--Estate OF Eugene l.. hemink ct al
Guardian bond flea.
SufEgIoR- Mary Laughlin VS.. The Grand
Rapids Street Railway Company. rresQass
on the case jury out-Annie Mcdonald
vs.. William Nash. Trespass. AOtion &C
dismiss argued and submitted Emma
Howard Va Harry Howard. In caancery.
Decree OF divorce granted complainant.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-04

eai.s.s h.r4 Sa4s "a 5. very sh.aiuz
a.sals 4.....st - =. ass aoE
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Fsfs az hoss nsH ASS aisnf. @as tdlt1
AaErss tnd Caasl IS. Fere t1ronssd iast
evening it saa . pie4a<nt evening. more
AAs Nay tAan November
PERSISTENT ~ o. Haghsrt 81 TIE . r. a
=. and iaiailf slA sasaa tie NiA-sE GA
tneif pntnse ftflt Ia sioxias
If you eaat g. rsus . aOase az have one
- rsnt ssad esat a. e. thia JEiee-ll
you z1l d. 1usxefs Inegs si.i 30 40 charge.
"A Woman Ha1sr - me ntls of Rol4ad
R5sd : as4 pisF wash De- produces q.
Paasrs Monday evening". seals ca sale
nov
pi.ea x.,as an Italian -. arrested an
Canal-st gsstes1ag fsr oeinx draak ane
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-04

r. n. 0Idden, Of Owssso. visited the city
yesterday.
r. y. Hind. OF Stanton, vas in the city
yesterday.
Mss Rose Goodyear. OF Hastings, IS visit
Ing friends in the city
&. J. Pailtborp and Dr. Calkins, OF Petos-
KEY. ars At she Morton.
". G. Ashley, Of Big Rapids. Is in the
city. 81 FSats for California
" F. y. Davis. Of Musksgon, was regis
tered al the Morton yesterday.
n : Smiley. Esq. has returned from a
business trip 10 Washington, ID. &.
Mrs. Anna lines. Of Chicsgo. is visiting
her brother. Harvey Long, Of This city.
J. r. seeiys. prominent insurance
agent Of chicago. Il in the city on busin ess
Mrs L. Steflr.. wifs Of Postmaster stef-
fire. Of Fife Le<s. and son. are at the Bridge
Street.
Nr. and Mrs. L. T. wilnsrth have re-
turned from New YORK and other Eastern
points.
pr W. I. Gardner. wife and son, OF Hsr-
Dor Springs. are registered st the Bridge
Street
VIVA. Burritt. Of Harrison, Wa admitted
% practice IN The United States Court yes
terilAy.
Ed. Snow. proprietor Of The hoss. that
bears his name Al Cadillac, "a in the city
wishing friends
Mrs. Jennie Vincent Of Boston, Mass. Is
visiting her neics. Mrs. Matte '. Prindls.
Of rs Fourth-st
Ms. ". ". Gunner, Of Cadillac. is in
the city visiting Der sister. Mrs. w. W.
Quigiey of 80 Bostwick-st
C. r Gilmore. travelling Passenger kzsnt
81 The Atrhioson. Topeka 4 santa Re Rail-
way. wss IN The city yesterday.
A. s. Exter and wife. q Tsadville Col,
are In The city Mr. Extsr = an smploye Of
she Texas e BIO Graade Railroad.
II A. Bloegstt has lust returned from
Toronto where he attended large meeting
% ths Free Thinkers from all parts Of the
Dominion.
Peter rhome and August Simon. Of
Wsstphslis. we're IN the city yesterday en
route % California. where they vii spend
the Winter.
r. q. Keep snd wife. q Pleasant Lake.
Indiana. arrived ia the city at night and
are visiting the family % r. .. hose. on
Crssent-sve
&. r. 0shurD. travelling passenger svsnt
Of he fousyills { Nashville Railroad. vas
in The city Yesterday on business connected
with thai r1.d
JH. r. s. sud " Bnrdick Of Allegheny
county ~ IL. are a. tne Clarendon. Theg
sTe IN their wsv % The north woods for (
hunting exres'i.ion.
NJ. Matte " frinile Is contemplating I
visit 20 the hcu1e CT her birta AZ Cleveland
Chic. % attend = is9'ilv reunion. The in
viisticns hat announce the event sre mos
sIarorafa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-04
VOSsen Bros.
Is MONROE-st.
Slaughter Slaughtering ! |
SLAUG Uttered III

Large advertisements make a big show.
Other houses may quote prices that YOU think
are great bargains. GO and sec the cheap.
ShOGdy stuff and take the word Of an oId es-
tebiiShed house that YOU will Ia Disguised.
You do not want that kind OF clothing. for 10
is dearly paid for ut any price. You know IL.
We know il. And so do these houses that
advertise these goods kcmenibc that when
we advertise goods that they are firSf-ciaSs,
honest made, the best material, and Wilca
we say special sale we make special sale
for the time being. This week we will con-
tinue 10 slaughter Clothing, Merchant Tall
Oring, Hats. Caps. and Gents Furnishing
goods regardless Of former prices as Nc must
have roam to complete the improvements
now being made i'm our store.
Mcdonald q Williams,
72 MONROE-ST.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-04

County CLERK Harvey received letter
yesterday addressed as follows:

County Clerk Harvey received letter
yesterday addressed as follows.
TO the County Clerk OF the City OF
Grand Rapids. Mich
The coatents were as follows.
"EcoRCEs, Oct. 81, 1887.
70 ne County Clerk Of the CITY q Grand
Rapids
DE-. sIE.-You will please confer a favor
by letting me know IL you are acquainted
with some responsible person that could
give rue some information regarding a
certain lady, light completed. stature
short and thick, bearing the name OF VIM.
knshlows wife. formerly known as Annie
Caplsr. of the city OF Grand Rapids. and
afterwards residing on the ilth day Of
August A. ID. 1887. st No. 50 East Webster
81, Auskegon, Mich. Aud that letter
bearing date was from the said Annie
Capier or Annie Rlshlow and further stat
eel TO address - Blanch Franklin. No. 50
East Webster-st.. Muskegon. Mich.
To whom Il may concern, send particulars
regarding the above request and direct to
James e. Riop2eiie, Ecorces, Wayne
coucty, Mich.
P.s. Al last accounts Annie Capler was
residing az hrs. Bailey's, June "a, ls57,
MUskegon, Mich
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-04
- Tbs Deltar.'

The Data Chapter OF the Gamma Delta
Psi fraternity at the Central High School
have Just issued the first number of The
DelfGa. a publication which il Is proposed
b issue monthly during the school year.
The editOr-in-chfef is J. {. Farwell, of the
class Of 80. the assistant editors being w.
II. Wood, So c. q. Goodwin, 50. and j.
Allen 80 The business managers are ". b.
KAlmbsch, IS aud II. g. kalmbsch. 50.
The Deitan is very creditable paper for
one of its class. comparing favorably with
many college publications.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-04
NOT srccrssFt-1 Brsrvvrxe

Or. r. C. billings, who bss recsntly To-
Gated In this city at No. ; Central Place,
Fouatain-st. fo- the practice OF bis
speciality in medicine has certainly made
most aGspiciOus beginning, and IS already
having nearly 81 De can do. This because
be not only offers great mass of the very
hi- hest grades Of endorsements and refer
enees. BAT because be has demonstrated
CREST skill and ability 20 cure the sick IN
several csses of long standing. stubborn
diseases Of those who we're among the hrss
to claim bis services. one OF these IS ss-
peciai.y worthy Of a0tics. which Is that OF q
farmer living a few miles northeast o. town
By the name OF Howard who sppliesi 70 the
d0ct0r about month ago suffering from
serious enlargement of the liver. frequent
aad dangerous dizziness and iSinting spei s
and great general weakness. lie had been
told that one 81 bis troubles was cancer OF
tnmOr Of The stomach. He had been under
treatment for over vesT, but bad stead
iIv grown worse. since going under the
treatment Of Or. Diinrs. every one OF The
conditions and symptoms mentioned have
disappeared and he = nov fast recovering
h.s old-tins strength and vig0r. Another
case IL that Of a we'll known resident, who
has long been . great sufferer fro-n a dan
gerUus and complicated stomach trouble,
oppressed breathing. hiostinE lame back
and alternating ATTACKS Of dla-rhm AM con-
ssirsuon Inder such treatment IS be -
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almost Immediately Re = now abe - 90
fuli DAYS work with comfort. something
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not even obtain 81T relief nor it - constant
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1887-11-04

Those Wh3 dssire u hesr theological
questions isirly aud geAtlsman.y discussed
sh0u.l - - hear ChzEles Halls usKl Sat
nr1sy snd Sunday Mr. WATTS has tie
f-3wsl VI holding TIE closest attention Ol
as hearers. zaa Is al eloquent mzn. sharp,
znd 81 ile Eezsoner. Ills Siess &c - hard
u Necessary ~ sAy aye radically dl1ereaI
from those Of the orth0d3K orators 81 the
pulpit o. the 1zy. lie : by 10 means dog.
matte Ia his assertions. allowing tle freesl
discussions OF tas doctrines De expOunds
and even inviting those shO do nOl SEE Is &
q eYe VIII aiAI. 10 point 0us wherein they
u der